Paschal Donohoe

To highlight the impact that budget proposals will have on General Practice leading to further waiting lists and to ensure adequate capacity is in place in General Practice before any expansion of free GP care can be considered.

To inform Government of LauraLynn's 2023 Pre-Budget Submission requests and seek to influence budget decisions regarding core funding for its children's hospice service.

Increased funding for Global Citizenship Education in Budget 2023

Highlight lack of sufficient pharmaceutical expenditure to ensure Irish patients have timely access to new medicines in Budget '23. Highlight challenges within reimbursement process timeframes.

In Budget 2023 we called for funding necessary to ensure the sustainability of services for people with Intellectual Disabilities. In particular, we campaigned for 1) Significant investment to meet the urgent needs of people with intellectual disabilities and their families, as…

In Budget 2023, it was hoped to secure an additional €100 million in urgent funding and multi-annual funding provisions for the charitable and voluntary sector

Introduce a Cost of Disability payment; Base the spending commitments on the requirements set out in the Disability Capacity Review and publish the Action Plan; Resource legislative and policy improvements such as the Assisted Decision Making (Capacity) Act

To secure a more equitable and inclusive Budgetary process and address the social and economic exclusion facing so many unemployed people and other people distanced from the labour market.

clarity for retailers with obligations to forward correct computations of VAT::A clear understanding of how digital publication rules will be changed to embrace the 0% rate

The National Economic Dialogue 2022 theme was ‘Building Economic Resilience to deal with International Challenges’. A key issue for the INOU is building the socio-economic resilience of unemployed people and other people reliant on a social welfare payment. To that end, a…

That Budget 2023 prioritises people living in poverty and on a low income and that the measures taken are fair and equitable in the areas of social protection, housing, education and energy

Pillar would have opportunity to raise concerns about the rise in cost of living on people on low income and that this is taken into consideration when setting welfare rates for Budget 2023 and supports are put in place for low-income households struggling financially during…

Introduce a Cost of Disability payment; Base the spending commitments on the requirements set out in the Disability Capacity Review and publish the Action Plan; Resource legislative and policy improvements such as the Assisted Decision Making (Capacity) Act

To set out ICMSA proposals for measures in Budget 2023.

For the Minister to explain budgetary provisions and to facilitate feedback from businesses on the budget and current business challenges.